Feature Requests

The API would allow you to access all your Recall data as well as add more content and edit existing content.

You should be able to subscribe to RSS feeds, newsletters, YouTube Channels and Podcasts. This content should automatically get summarised and added to your knowledge base. You should also get an email when new content is added.

Right now, you can track all the content Recall supports here: https://docs.getrecall.ai/supported-content/all-supported-content We are continuing to support more content. On the list is: More Social Content: X Posts & Videos LinkedIn Posts & Videos Instagram Reels & Videos Reddit Posts More Video Content: Coursera Udemy mp4 uploads Facebook Posts & Videos And an ongoing request has been to ingest emails. Please continue to drop requests for new content in here, and we will use this post to keep you updated as we roll out more content!

Currently we have a "grid" and "list" view available, but they are very similar, in fact both are just different types of grids. A proper list view should be formatted in a table-like format, with each item occupying one horizontal row, optimised for showing as many items on a screen as possible (to a degree it's reasonable). A list view is a standard for any data-rich app, so needless to say, it would significantly improve the UX.

Please, I have so many pdf's I wanted (and expected to be able) to import into my database.

Right now there are two built-in AI processing prompts: concise summaries and detailed summaries. We should be able to create additional, custom prompts that are clickable like the built-in ones.

As a recall user, I collect large amounts of informtion and ingest it in recall. Youtube videos, pdfs, substack threads. These inputs are classified and organised in Recall. As an AI user, Ai has exponentially increased my access to information, so much so, I can not ever keep up. As a user I find, I binge ingest, but never get around to actually interacting with or using the information. IDEA - it would be releatively simple; shape recall into an LMS like interface, where I can schedule learnings, prioitise them, and set schedules. This would mean, I am stickier as a user, and the key reason users churn would be addresseed - users would get value from the ingested info, and benefit from it. Reality - we all have 10 products we dont use, or barely use, and are routinely faced with which ones we must have, which ones we can justify, and which ones we may like, but dont use.

Right now you can only highlight in the Notebook section, but not the main text or transcript. I would like to be able to highlight and optionally pop a section into the Notebook to add my own thoughts.

We are working on an elevated chat experience. Ask questions about you saved content by combining time ranges, semantic content understanding, source filters, and automatic synthesis. Key capabilities: Find what you saved during any timeframe (“last week”, “this year”, “past 30 days”) Discover cards on specific topics (“Python cards from this year”, “machine learning content”) Locate every place a concept is mentioned (“where did I mention Docker last month?”) Filter results by where they came from (YouTube, GitHub, NYTimes) Generate summaries and insights across selected content (“summarize what I learned last quarter”, “key themes in my React notes”) In short: A unified system that understands time, content, and source, so you can instantly search, filter, and synthesize anything you’ve saved.

Improve the search experience so that it is connected with the rest of your knowledge base and not isolated to the modal. This would enable you to search for results and then take easy actions on them like bulk tag, bulk delete, and several other search functions, bulk actions to come.